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Thanks for the great implementation. Does this function the exact same way as the Stanford Scene Graph Parser? If not, how is it different from the Stanford parser?
No. They are not identical. This repo tries to replicate only part of the results of the rule-based scene graph parser by Schuster et al, with a focus on the empirical performance.
It DOES cover all rules implemented in the Stanford Parser, with minor heuristic optimizations and extra rules for handling
compound nouns
phrasal prepositions such as "in front of"
phrasal verbs
detection of scene-level nouns (e.g., airport)
However, it does NOT cover some features of the Stanford Parser, including:
quantificational modifiers such as "a lot of"
pronoun resolution
plural nouns (see Sec. 3.1.3 of Schuster et al)
Reacted by Berthy, Junhao Liu, Ziqi Zhang, Binbin Huang, Shuyi Chang, PygmalionChen, onlyonewater, wuxiaolang, Yong Z, Ruixi Fan and 3 more
Thanks for the great implementation. Does this function the exact same way as the Stanford Scene Graph Parser? If not, how is it different from the Stanford parser?